Retail stories - Page 392

Victoria University revolutionises student IT support with new video kiosks, ensuring access across its vast campus and improving service efficiency.

Harmonix VP contends that the Rock Band 3 infrastructure should see the franchise through for the foreseeable future.

Kiwi mobile users win as ComCom slashes termination rates, promising cheaper calls and texts. Conflict brews as Vodafone decries extreme cuts.

Amazon could shake up the tablet market, with rumours of a large order from a Taiwanese manufacturer hinting at an iPad rival launch.

Yoobee (formerly Magnum Mac) closed up shop at its New Plymouth store recently, as a result of location-based re-evaluation according to CEO Webb.

Amazon apologises and explains the large scale outages in its cloud hosting service that disrupted high traffic websites across the net.

RIM introduces the BlackBerry Torch 9800 in NZ, blending touch with a slide-out keyboard, enhanced messaging, and social media integration.

Google caught in storm as leaked emails reveal the critical role of location data in their strategy amid a $50m lawsuit.

Sony kickstarts the restoration of PSN with enhanced security and a customer appreciation program, aiming to regain user trust after downtime.

Banish login fatigue with StickyPassword, the software promising to streamline your online life by auto-filling forms and securing data.

FlipShare's new app brings its award-winning video capture to iPhones, iPads, and Android, making sharing moments easier than ever.

Nearly everything is available online these days and the ability to record live TV and order movies from the comfort of your home.

Craig Scroggie, Vice President and Managing Director for Symantec, Pacific region, takes a look at the current security situation for mobile devices.

As enterprises embrace instant connectivity, the rise in cybercrime heightens the need for robust security measures.

The latest update from Sony advises that your PSN settings will not be affected by the intrusion and hints at the compensation that might be offered.

Sony outlines plans to bolster PSN security post-breach, moving data centres and collaborating with the FBI to trace those responsible.

Apple addresses public uproar over iPhone location data concerns with an FAQ, emphasising privacy and security commitments.

There's a very real possibility that every PlayStation Network and Qriocity user has had their personal details compromised, says Sony.

Sony warns PSN users their data may have been stolen in a major security breach, urges monitoring of credit card activity.

Telecom trims exec team to 8, Rod Snodgrass named Chief Product Officer, as firm adapts its leadership structure.